Musee Granet

The Musee Granet is a historical center in the quartier Mazarin, Aix-en-Provence, France dedicated to painting, model and paleohistory. In 2011, the gallery got 177,598 guests. The exhibition hall, contiguous the Church of Saint-Jean-de-Malte, first opened in 1838 in structures beforehand having a place with the convent of Saint-Jean-de-Malte. Regardless it imparts a typical greenery enclosure to the congregation. It as of late experienced critical reclamation and rearrangement, before the worldwide show in 2006 denoting the centennial of Cezanne's passing.

Because of absence of room, the vast archeological accumulation, including numerous ongoing disclosures, will be shown in another exhibition hall, still in the arranging stages. The exhibition hall contains real depictions by Jean-Dominique Ingres, a legitimate self-representation by Rembrandt and works by Anthony van Dyck, Paul Cezanne, Alberto Giacometti and Nicolas de Stael. In June 2011, the initial segment of the gathering of the Fondation Jean et Suzanne Planque opened at the Musee Granet, containing more than 180 fine arts.

This heritage of the Swiss painter, vendor and craftsmanship authority Jean Planque, a close companion of Pablo Picasso, has been given to the city for an underlying time of 15 years. The accumulation contains more than 300 gems, including works of art and illustrations by Degas, Renoir. Gauguin, Monet, Cezanne, Van Gogh, Picasso, Pierre Bonnard, Paul Klee, Fernand Leger, Giacometti and Dubuffet. The full accumulation will be housed in a uniquely built extension in the Chapelle des Penitents Blancs, arranged close-by: the normal opening is in 2013.